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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

\ lady in q little burst ~ confidence
impaired the secret that many charming
girls wear five and six pairs Of stockings
when in bathing costume in order 60 give
their legs a plump and attractive appear
ance. Ia order, however, 20 preserve the
smallness Of the foot the feet Of all the
stockings, save the pair worn outside, are
cut on. Imagine a beautiful girl sitting
IN her bath house peeling or six pairs of
sea- soaked stockings. philadelphia Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28
NOTES FROM THE RAIL

Texas Pacific uaus last yearran over $3.50
bead ~ animals at o. cost of saDO0O
THE Chinese ar, bulUns mIi.aI from.
tAe m..A 0ftae lei-lio river t,i ha i%.,ori0r
Eloac. capital Oh. fa. auI0u0tof $ltNUU0u is
being u-.I 40 present China bias irr seven.
miles ol railroad actually JOB olrrat.on
OH ha ringing .ltlec .a..ueo f tle ral-
road er-n. .rlI What q world of oltef.
prise .t- ma..ly l%oro.rll. On She du-hy mir
OF might %. whistle laughed outright. for che
better t.lu., g. coming lore t1 dwell. dwel
dwel-Grmuury IlexI News.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company hs,
finally concluded that DO cannot keep lot.l.
Most of them Iun hy tle company have been
SOLD Ihe restaurant iu tLo Broad street
station OF Philadelphia has shown a Dos, AS
high as $1,000 m q month.
Some new Boston and Albany drawing
room cars have in tle center "a compartment
about tH0-tAirls the wilt- of tle ear for
bridal or urifato parties OF ans kind Tl.r,
is o. partition about three feet hi.l and
further paralcd from the passengers bya
blue and gold six curtain.
Among tle new car wheels is a "s,eel tired
wheel with md pendent paper corei center
cast steel clutch jaw, hub and absolutely safe
tire lock Connections II. cast steel tire il,
secured to tue metal r.m Of the paper coreI
center by ,hrinlase aud a double tongue and
groove connection.
Tie Boston and Providence railroad has
settled about two-thirls Of The 20) claims for
damages resulting from the Bussey bridge
disaster. single lawyer has IN hand claims
agsIesains St,D,OOJ, the two largest heiug
Tor $4,000 each. A $1,000 bridge is 10 DO
built at the Ill fated spot
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28
PROMINENT MEN.
Wayne Macvcagh VIII sail FOR home on

Wayne MacVcagh win sail for home on
Sept. IA by the Umhria.
Col. Robert G.. Ingersoll and family are
summering at Marbleheed Neck, Mass.
DR.. Dollinger, one OF the founders Of the
Old Catholic movement, now more than
80 years OF age, Is in very feeble health.
Governor Shepherd is slowly regaining his
lost health by n tour Of Canadian summer
resorts. Il Is not likely that be will return to
his Mexican mines.
Professor Cleveland Able. the original
"Oid Probabilities Of the signal service, has
gone o. Europe 20 attend the meeting q the
British association at Manchester next week
Bishop Chatard's twenty-Gfth anniversary
was recently celebrated no Indianapolis
Among the gifts presented 70 him was a silver
plate piled mp with $500 in gold from the
clergy Of the diocese.
The Hon. Elhu b. Washburne and the
Hon Edwin Moves. Of Waterville. No, mot
the other day M Squirrel Island for the first
time since they were fellow law Students 40
Harvard. half a century ago.
Walt Whitman has had several portraits
Of himself painted this summer by various
arti,t,-one Of them by II. H. Glchri-t. son
of Mr. Anne Giichri,t. 4 statuetie ot the
poet seated DO his arm chair ha, also been
made 10y - L. Morse. of Boston.
Prince Arthur. the Duke OF Comaurat.
will continue In hi, present rank ot major
general until bis turn comes in the oriiunry
COURSE for rrlmn-Inu fl lieutenant General
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

\ writer in the J0nJ1ol If Commerce
gives "a very poetic description Of the
change from the crystals to the butterfly.
Any person curious in the beautiful work
of nature may see this change on the hop
vines at this season. The butterfly de-
posts the egg which is hatched into
the worm that after a while encases her
self i'm a caskct and apparently dies. But
when The time comes the insect elects
from It's mouth an acid that cuts a hole
ia the casket, through which the butterfly
comes oui fully winged TO enjoy its brief
but brilliant life among the flowers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

The editor Of the Uhg sent Us a note
last night to say that a Biblical quotation
in the paper yesterday was not meant as
II had been generally construed. The
manly toni of the note leaves no
doubt rs to its sincerity and the
character Of the editor of the Wig
is o high to leave any suspicion that he
could have uttered intentionally q thing
that honorable men would not approve.
Of course the ordinary interchanges Of
humor, satire, and criticism in newspa-
pers are meant without any personal
o%ilense, and should be taken in good
part.
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Senator ingalls, must be well warmed
with the August temperature, for he has
in September magazine an article on
immigration from which the following
extract is the mildest excerpt that we can
clip
THE total number of immigrants from
foreign countries for the twelve months
ending June 30, 1857, at the six principal
port, of the United States, was 4s3,i lG.
Many of these were unskilled laborers,
imported By corporations TO DESTROY the
intelligent industry Of American artizans
by their degraded competition. Myrlads.
like the Poles, Films, and Hungarians I'm
the mines of Colorado. Ohio, and Penn
selyania, are only restrained by armed
force from arson aad massacre. Paupcrs.
criminals, lugitiyes, malcontents, out
laws, connecting links between the saw
age and the beast, the feculence Of decay
ing nations, the sediment and exuvie Of
humanity are discharged like sewage on
this continent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Since MahOnc's address was iulmi
mated that noble statesman has been lying
In his "Booling Ken at Petersburg like
a wicked old spider throwing out his
wcb-nets 10 catch political flies wlthal.
One Of these gossamer traps has been
swung over Richmond, and We warn all
unsuspccting Democrats against being
caught. If they are they viii be cruelty
torn limb from limb IN the course Of
time, and all for the profit and amuse-
mcnt Of the wicked old spider.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

We have repeatedly given both sides OF
the question upon which the people Of
this city are not yet agreed as to a pri-
mary election or a convention. The sure
way to be right is TO let Democrats show
their true colors and avoid any doubtful
alliances that may involve them in aiding
the Republicans.
All the good people in Virginia are
quite decided on the evil effects Of any
sort Of POLITICAL action when the motive
Of the Malone party may be injected into
the disconnected elements of the Demo
cracy. The man who engages in any left
handed alliances under any spurious pre-
fences will inevitably suflerin reputation.
We favored a convention because it
would give the opportunity Of hearing
publicly the claims Of various sets OF
people, and it appears that when Demo
erals get in council they are apt to feel
The influence Of the fraternal obligations
OF the party. We have strong cause in
Virginia 90 Withstand all d%isintegrating
influences, for thereisn NJ argument against
any party Encouragement 50 potent as
TO break our lines when the enemy is
pressing us.
Are not the names that are whispered
rs the sponsors i'm baptism of certain in
dependent movements sufficiently obi
Gus TO rcpel any coalition on the part Of
Whether It IS primary election or g
convention, let the democrats Of Rich
mond act as Democrats, and II they have
any family Quarrels over municipal affairs
let the disagreement wait for settlement
until The Republican party is beaten.
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Fruit Canning in California.

The canning u fruits and vegetables In
California has increased rapidly within
Dcl Int TER yc4rs II has nearly trchicd
IA a decade. the pack Of last SEASON OK
,eeAlng 9CO. OOO cases. md TINT nj ISL IL
60 he NJ least 80 PCT cent.
%lnreer, making the production nearly
!, OOo,0 900 cases. Fully 50 per cent oi
these canned goods IRE marketed east of
the Rocky mountains, not a few of them
being sold for direct export 10 Europe
New York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28
An Alternative.

My dear SIR said the publisher, Il
couldn't think Il touching your novel It is
the ,eIlest trash
But can't throw away all that work.
What would You advise me % do with itn
-Iou might turn it into a play WASH.
ington Critic.
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One of the ahlest orators of all the
Democracy writes to inform us that be j.,
preparing to take the field against Ma
hone with the fiery a%lacrity of the snail,
We eve meant that quotation for any
such noble champions, but only for The
mes who claim the honors without doing
seryice-such as the sluggard Warriors
whom Ceur de Leon ridiculed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

The Democratic committee met ON Fri
day night and mustered only aboutfitce
members out Of thirty. As We hope to
do a good share of the work now AS
formerly, we beg leave to urge on all the
members Of the committee 10 set an
example OF earnest purpose, and inspire
the Democracy with that spirit of the
corps which is so important "a factor in
political warfare.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Can it bcpos-ible that the new city rail
way Is to be used Tor political purposes :
IIc nlDu al char4cror concerned IN the
cnNovVvi7o 0WgVN w MNS)rN 80 SDp ne
malgH influence " e Gerc I've any ny
work IN this city.
The line seems TO Oe pushed with a
great deal Of spirit and We hope deyoutly
ior she sake so SIS succcss that me sharp
turns in the track wilt he tue only things
crooked about 10.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

The H.tot Demorr1L in announcing
That several Republicans have been ap-
pointed in the mail service, asks II any
Democrats were ever honored In that
way by the late Republican Admins
tration.
Hardly ever, if at all ami the W.aca
Dcmocrt is quite correct In calling the
Republican impudence by the technical
term OF gall.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28
BILL NYE ON CLANS.
lie Admits That lie Il No Match for tbe
Biyaive in Any Fashion.

7 bought a dozen raw clans Of a globular
man in a raw apron a short time ago, having
at that time a very erroneous idea about
clans in the abstract or in the shell. Having
been accustomed TO the antique or CANNED
clam which we used TO get by bun team In an
incredibly short time from L~eaveuworth and
other posts where the landlockei or malleable
clam is found I knew little Of the true Man
haitian clam / only knew hat he cared
little for life. hut died easily. | had heard
that the male clam would turn when trodden
upon. but / regarded him as generally unde-
monstrafive and in favor Of arbitration. /
was misled also by the calm and unruflod de
meanor Of the eastern clam, so / ate these
twelve pachyderms hurriedly in order 20
catch n ear, fearing that my seat in City
Hall park would be taken by some one else.
In less than half an hour, If / had read an
advertisement in the paper Offering a reward
Tor the return Of those clans, | woull have
hunted up the owner and said 10 him: Sir. !
do not wish % wrong any man. Here are
your clans
This feeling grew ON me til I went 10 n
drug store and bought a dose, which | scat
tered in among those turbulent elements. #
was a mixture Of things which the druggist
sells during the summer as an AsiatIc cholera
mixture am in winter rs a fire kinder.
could not help asking myself, a. drank i
ana aiter~aId ihle" I'D One oi thg7e patent
grenades for putting out "a fire, why a man
Should rut nu iucendiary under his vest %
steal away Dis brains. / then wcnt % The
Battery and Day down under O. tree. People
""o S'" iie earring Wy tne b'e'N'"A'" ""o
Al."i"s 'u' ''iA OH Tue tree I.r u''.'n'o %
Ne'e" lee' a'o'' '"e ground s'N' '""' 10 was
TOO u'l ana cl'inel in"i DO iiin ou-n' I'D
aiio" DIS doS 70 run loose IH August i' Iei
h~yl'ophohia ANA men Dye innocent
Ieople WHO SUN lNiHh iu'' lN' i''i "n"
"N"i''s 'llih noes H'' care i"I
OF inihloi 'n-Nl t' so"hd 79' 'h' way '"''
cree '' "''h.' '' l''''
was leiluS lllehd miei""'d "'''l 'Ne
avn ie'iF'l ami ciahlconc re'ilal i,'' } mao
Deem GIVING ana joe 'ili ih"l lI'lr " i"''
ihAc DO rAlih- ine 'ihih7 ia". lrN 'ii.i- Ai
thl, season oi the year. Doe ~nlii were liable o.
he overcome hy the heat, or t.ey nl.-ut ur
old ana biase when they wefe caught, ont1 t
l could eat them m the form oi raNn.rr
would luxe them and tAey would d' -.oi
lie Knew % good illrfi1 eel clIn l'i,
and went with lim. TO- Wa-a rort ri...let
place, and ! was told That Comm.l0l. han-
derOilt came there and ata clam cl0HIer
only % short time before bis death.
So did
Ch0HIer. however, Is made by shooting %
year-o.d CLAIMS out of % gun, and chem rooA-
lug them with other flIN-, uUtI fI.F -.m On
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rhe Ilr.t colered rroon..

Gen. Butler writes TO % Boston paper 10
say mat The first c0l0red troops ~ the
civil war were not enrolled in Massachu-
sets. In 1862, he says, be enlisted three
regiments Of colored men i'm New Orleans
and ordered them into action 90 long
time before colored troops were used else
where. Chicago Times.
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Several letters sent the TIMES for pub
LEGATION are declined because they are too
long.
our rule is 10 condcnsc an the news
I'm order to require as little time as pos
sible TO read the paper.
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The French Government has named
the Seventeenth corps as the one TO De
modified. The reason of the long delay IS
that every corps might expect TO be
called on and consequently went through
the necessary preparation.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Mr.. Roger Minis OF Texas, "a high Dem
ocratic authority in the Lone star state,
says Thai they viii st do9n on PrOhibi-
ton, and that the State issaie and sound.
that Blaine can get no Democratic votes
in the South, and that Cleveland is The
choice OF Texas for the Presidency.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

\ new plaza dc torosn is 90 Doe built in
the city Of Mexico which viii equal any ~
the most celebrated plazas dc toros in
Spain. The building viii De covered with
glass, that the bull tights may not De in-
terrupted by rainy weather. Chicago
News.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Senator Ingalls, having lost his temper
i. naturally in a bad box. In adj
dressing his Republican brethren Of Mas
sachusevs NE makes DE mjs)aAe 81
csafHg t&e evil service yei0ym "gaN-
yYene." when II * Il thing that Ais No-
VV6hcaN NvelNven NNc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

a medical writer on hay fever says the
English and American people are the
most susceptible 20 il. and of those. tie
upper and cultivated classes and the male
sex. In the north II Europe the disease
is almost unknown, while ia France. Ger
many, Italy and spain it is rare. Chicago
Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Ignatius Donnelly publishes his long
promised Shakespearean cipher in The
Word to-day The secret history of
Queen Elizabeth's court, which Nj Don
nelly says he has extracted from Shak-
speare's plays, win doubtless be- racy and
unique.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

That is a pathetic tale about Mr.
Blaine's getting nothing 10 eat n night
In London until a Samaritan of a mem
Der Of Parliament gave him supper just
about daybreak.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

The Hgad thinks that the Syracuse
Prohibitionist Convention did not
put enough "moral suasion' in the
platform, and that we do not want even
the thin edge of patriarchial control.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

The St0t1, in arguing for a convention
instead Of a primary election, thinks that
there need be no danger Of packing ward
meetings when all Democrats take suni-
cient interest in the choice of delegates.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

The cause Of Home Rule wa tempo
rarily retarded when the Government
scored a majority Of = in the division ON
Mr.. Gladstone's resolution.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Mr.. Charles Coghlan will 30 longer he
the leading man in Mrs. Lanetry's COM
pauy, because it was discovered by able
critics that his style was TOO much like
4 M.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

The New Orleans Picqy7npc explains
the reason whyouo old man at least likes
to see romance boom. lie keeps an Ice
cream saloon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Let the working men reflect ON the sort
of company they are invited to and what
the results Of the entertainment are likely
10 be.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

II YOU intend 10 have q reform party,
let us hear who and what are to be IT,
formed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

If we have but a crust Of bread we
should insist upon serving it properly
Christian Reid.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

set ont 10 teach myself, and as o con-
sequence had a fool for my pupn.-Dr.
IammOnd's "Susquehanna."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Over 100000 fshpoles are imported
Into this country annually by one firm
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ASHLAND TRAINS.

500 pm. accommodation. leaves BROAD str,,t
station arrives at Ashland af INN
6Di pm. leaves Eiha arrives ai AshIlfi 40
f.ii pm.
6.2j am. arrives 40 Elha; lc.gcs Ashland al
I2f am.
S.D am. accommodation. arrives af Broad.
street station leaves Ashland.t sfl
am.
$50 pm. arrives 40 Elba: leaves Ashland M
5l2 pm.
e. 4. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
L. I. d.. MYERS. General superintendent.
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SPECIAL AND PERSONAL.

Nh. Gladstone threw a b0mhshell into
Parliament on Thursday. lie said That
10 was q slight-almOst an Outragc-on
The dignity OF Parliament 10 suppose
that il was TO discharge such an impor-
taut statutory duty without knowing the
grounds. Second-That 1t reduced TO
utter destruction and to an absurdiiy the
main contention that the Government
advanced during the discussion of the
crimes act, that the safeguard promised
had proved a farce. He asked what was
the value or meaning Of a parliamentary
approval given in ignorance of the facts.
Why not follow the course taken by
Wellington and Peel in 1929 regarding
ihe Catholic League and suppress itY
Third-What could the House think of
information that they must thus know
would not bear the light. lCbeers.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JUNE I'm
l~NI.
LEAVE RICHMOND:


80" am foI Newport News. Od Point Com.
lNIi all Norfolk, daily except sun.
day.
U.lO am Through aud Local Mai. f0 al.
points West. -'oeper from Clifton
Forge tO Louisville aui 81. I.u.,.
eXCcU' Sunday
400 pm For Newport News. Old Portland
NoriolA- Except sunday
tVp pm rhaHniie,fiIe accommodation
EADgil sunday
n. LOUIS Memphis. ana New Or.
leai'N. fa,i Express with fhrnlgI
ming ill.mans West from Rich
mont.
s.i5 pom Limited i0r old Point. daily except
SUNDAY.
-r-Nn.y rv,rr-r,D
o NeNpo1 Ne"s oAd POINT, and
NNf'n.h go ann.
ARRIVE p~fcuNnND.
S23 ana Charlottesville accommodation.
llO3 ann From NNr'OIk. Od Point. ana
Newport N,Hs except sunday.
800 pm From local points lud the west
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

RlClIMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAfLROAD-scbcdHta
commencing MAY 18th. iSs7-eastorn sfsn
dard time: '""
10 am. leaves Byrd strcctstatlOn daily. sions
only az Ashland Junction, Milford.
ana Fredericksburg. Sleeper 10
washington. Leaves Washington fer
New York at U.iOam.
llD1 am. leaves Byrd street station daily eY-
cept sunday. Leaves Washington Tor
New York 40 TN PM. also by limited
40 $50 pm. pirlor car Ia Washing
ton.
$40 pm. leaves Byrd-strcot station dail,
n sleeper 90 New York.
iO~' am arrives at Byrd street station daily
sleeper from New York.
-e' f'n' arrives 0t Byrd street station daily:
stoio at fredericksburg. Milford. and
o. 9nn.lipn- sleeper from Washington.
''' lN' m,iN,. al blfd street station daily.
Washington NW iA"W
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Alb, there, TINES. Where is the first
cartoon of Bunko Billy ,- Exchange.
OF course we will have the first car.
toon, but the dudes rhetorical form was
caught by the TIMES with t { last classic
anecdote, and We don't want it taken
quite vet.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-28

Colorow says that he did not want lit.
Tie fight but he did want big fight"
and they would have il if troops were
not called back. "lnjuns no 'fraid."
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ctr pailp aimrs.
published at Richmond. Virginia. by the TINES
Publishing Company.
PAGE MCCARTHY, Enron.

City Delivery 10y carriers at 6 cents per week.
by mail. postage paid. daily one year. $500 sir
months, sl.,5. three months, 81.
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TIN WEEKLY TrMEs. by mail. postage paid
one year, a.; six months, ~ cents. three
months. - cents.
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RAiiRoADs
kxM

RICHMOND AND AL.po,
RAILROAD As|
SCHEDULE or TRAIN
July l. i.
,i.',Ns tt'ffT .l,nt
"i'"hoNn tsnlY,.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-01-29
PRETTY NOVELTIES.
An Elegant Black Toilet Recently I'm l ported-Stylisa Millinery.

An Elegant Black Toilet Recently I'm ported-Stylish Millinery.
 Among the elegant black toilets dis played by an importer noted for the beauty and magnifesnce of his display of Parisiau gowns, is robe of black Turkish satin draped with India gauge embroidered in jet n the most delicate and intricate patterns. The arrange ment of the gauge and satin plaitings on the front and sides are study in French art, deft, original anI beyond descrip- ton. The full groups of satin and lace at the back are held by costly jet orna- ments in novel devices. The bodice has low lining of black satin and is sleeve less. A frill of lace is arranged to fall over the arms, and above this are magnificent ornaments in the form of epaulets The gauge bod ce opens in a deep V all the way down the front, with a jettcd lace vest set in which reaches from the top Of the low satin lining to the extreme point of the bodice proper
 The millinery stores are rCsp.endent with bonnets and round hats, trimmed anu ullI4 4Illl1ttB Nt7' ,llCNA AcL AttAA 'thNt winter wear. Among these are charm ing princeSse bonnets. made wholly of superbly colorad velvets in dark ruby, olive, golden-brown, moss-green, garnet and deep blue, richly embroider- ed in thy detached sprays of fine flow CTS in ther natural c5lors. These have very often dainty little finger cosies' , to match, or sometimes 6 regular null in drum shape, but very d m nutive in size One pretty bonnet in the ''fsh- wife shape is made of black Lyons velvet embroidered with gold beads and trimmed with sprays of golden-rod and loops of black velvet lined with gold satin. The bonnet is faced with gold satin yelled with black Spanish lace. A lovely opera bonnet in gypsy shape is made of cream-whjte velvet, and trimmed with a wreath of the most beautifully shaded velvet autumn leaves in scarlet, green and gold. The bon net is faced with scarlet velvet and the narrow strings are of cream-wmta vel vet A pink velvet bonnet of the same shape is wreathed with dark red velvet nasturtiums and foliage of darker roo velvet sumac Ieave5 tipped with gold ~. r ECeHi9g Posi-